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Upcoming Virtual Q&A Sessions

Posted By: Mariela Freire
Date: January 23, 2025
Categories: Education & Exploration, Latest News, Music & Cultural Heritage, Programs
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Live Q&A: Texas Folklife Apprenticeship Program
January 28 at 7 PM CST
Join Jeannelle Ramirez, Texas Folklife’s Director of Education and Exploration, for a Live Q&A session to help you with your Apprenticeship Program application!
Whether you have questions about the process, eligibility, or what makes a strong application, this is your chance to get answers directly from the expert.
The deadline to submit your application is January 31 at 11:59 PM CST, so don’t miss this opportunity to get the guidance you need. Click here for The Apprenticeship Program application.

RSVP Today! The Apprenticeship Program https://www.facebook.com/share/1QrL5movth/


Virtual Live Q&A Event with Sunny Sauceda
January 27 + 29 & February 3 at 7 PM CST

Got questions about your application? Join GRAMMY-winning artist and Texas Folklife’s Director of Music & Heritage, Sunny Sauceda, for a live virtual Q&A! Whether you’re seeking guidance or need help navigating the process, Sunny will be on hand to answer all your questions and share expert advice.

Don’t miss this opportunity to connect directly with one of Texas’ most celebrated musicians. Mark your calendar for January 27 + 29 and February 3 at 7 PM CST—we can’t wait to see you there! Click here for The Big Squeeze Application.

RSVP Today! The Big Squeeze https://www.facebook.com/share/1BLQub3A2H/

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